The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-08-25

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ssfSp GO times inYolmtarilY run. and 81
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one Of cox Of. the college eight, and
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sTnya shTin, :, Imperative voice, stfu I was
ssspetfed and popular, as cox lis by virtue OF
g - BIS Office, and j was happy. They carried
B me shoulder high round the quRd and.
placed me on the table at. ewines' 8 to pipe
rsble songs, and, 1t Ifelt Ike o tit
mouse. beside the giants OF my crew, i was ss
ling my steerSman's mission
sss hose indeed were golden days: But
rom the dime: ssannon nnced q leteyminae
IHff6n ID take orders, trouble grew up,
8 me. TutGrs said they d II
should have ssenough inf1uenc clergy.
to whom applied Tor atitle, seemed
q; ;fSkaptHEo Eof my ysssseriousness;n and when
Tcallsd on the etanining chspl to the,
ss1 s1bish0p; chsi and xplained the OBJ
81 my visit, the good man looked puz-
zsed =sniled kindly and asked with q.
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s. ss s5sEA5 lthtM more IqeasH1abie
iiSfariA OF tho Hest age 1E 9rGnaFon.
End fss Jn0ment Twas 24-
that lime indeed, Z nsW;I looked
boyish; hnt Ehan ] often felt Sbpyish,s. and
ssnoE Being d vain peacock, I gave little
Y Eatndy 70; my ppearsnce;; vanity -
= tnH besatting SIN, and In those, e,dayEx
dnok snare glOomfly in the glass Tor the
s Sos detecting some hope, somes
s;sf5f0nises of age, or, indeed, for any
& eitlisI purpose. Though below, the
dd1a height, II am not a dwarf, and
3 ss 81 vet the awful conviction Of the truth
8 Iifid NOT forced itself upon me-. i did not
now how dlike o front I presented.
"a IaSt.s however, I obtained curacy in q
s ss'uarfsh where we had a fine, old church, q
cons iderable cheir, and several other
$ssccnrateBs end, finding my vicar kindly, and
!; Wit positiyel afectioEate, I settled
ssy down NJ to my: work and looked forward to.
I shappy and beneflcent life. Within a.
weak my hopes were crushed There
Ss Sbefs Ii-Rss s. scalamityswhich has left me-
8 SvaE sinca a. iiiphted and dispirited being.
men orYlaineii and Iwss
~ d fri,I n fhe solennity and the dignity.
q mSiVnewplosition. We had Just finished
81 s we'd ding ii humble life, and about half
Is An hour ,Tas TO elapse before mathis.
lind taken d subordinate part IN indis--
s6llba yokinfs 9, bashful country lass
80 q very DeInnseflslook KING gaoy 1om tne
taiL and was Waltlng In 4 my
tor the service 1nsWnle i " lwasl SO;
ssto sEeak, to make 9 stlrsSs appearance 2
weather Was hot ana ! lad asaoe my.
stole and hood for g while; sfor was as
proud and careful OF their untasnished
2gtorys as g n1otner OF neE = nsss ~
and g stood ag tneVestly aool, cnao-
70 wear and tsVos 9t m t1e,ow
/; VINO We're W making Inen 4ysti.2;a1
toilet wItnln s,n suoden hearg Ysly
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cluia make out tnls ow',s1sss
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81 down -lne cnurcn saW one s.oos
derst 1aays anu tsVo SUN youne aa, !.
a. INNING WINDOW ol rAn AnanlRs " anu saPpIh-
Looked again at the girls, ana on,
Z aoy recognized two fair Americans who
had appeared In Oxford during my Last
there and had been the objects ofmyI
onates and heart stricken ken. 4deYoIon.
Never hadSI forgotten them; Ca3oie.y
End intrigue mad once Drougnp me ing
the same room Win tnem, Du9 Deiose :
Il could find an Cpl pnortunlty for an lntrpouc-
IS don they were gone, and saw them NO
s more. Now was my tlmc. Stralg1I.A
sssf sfrinpeds down the steps Of the chanceI and
SIrssaniad myself before them like a knight.
ssYaf,t. asI Thought, coming to deliyersa.
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